As for the rest of the features, let’s note here that Motorola’s Moto 360 and the Asus ZenWatch 2 are available in multiple versions that can have some differences regarding the built-in features. Via Motorola’s customisation site, Moto Maker, users will be able to choose from three different bezel colors to frame the watch.

Both watches run on Android Wear and are compatible with Android devices running Android 4.3 or later, as well as iPhone 5 and up running iOS 8.2 or later. The 46 mm Moto 360 has the biggest screen in this bunch.

All the leading Smartphone manufactures are brining different versions of smart watches into the market and now Motorola is also looking to take advantage of this smart watch global demand.

Another version of the Moto 360 has also been introduced, the “Moto 360 Sport”. But both watches still miss part of the screen. It’s lovely to look at, but now Google needs to pull its finger out and give Android Wear a revamp to match the features and design of Apple and Samsung.

The rumored specifications list suggests that the Moto X Force will be superior to the Moto X Style in terms of processor and battery size, and will have a smaller screen size, though the QHD display will deliver a better viewing experience. Fork out a little extra and get the Huawei Watch.

Motorola’s estimates are with its always-on display (ambient) setting turned off; with the setting on, those estimates drop to “up to 1 day”. It has built in GPS, it can also play music from the watch to a headphone through Bluetooth, and it also uses reflective display for better viewing under the bright sunlight. 

The predicament becomes more complicated when you add in new technology, but the question is the same: What would women want to buy? As for its bands, there are a number offered by Samsung, but by default, the Gear S2 comes with a leather band. There’s a heart rate monitor on back, as you’d expect. Could it be higher end, or will it fall in the mid-range for the US?

The good thing is that Motorola has chosen not to re-invent the wheel, as the design of the Moto X Pure doesn’t deviate much from the impressive look of its predecessor. The larger Moto 360 maxes out (at least for the time being) at $430.